We Are So Grateful For Your Support!
"My lovers are the medium of my outer work,
which is a result of the inner work I do."
—Meher Baba
Your generosity helps provide the opportunity for visitors from the world over to experience Meher Baba’s lasting love which permeates the sacred sites associated with His 1952 accident in and around Prague, Oklahoma.
Most recently, with your help we were able to buy and begin to develop the property where Meher Baba shed his blood on American soil.
As Baba said, “…this accident will benefit the whole world.”
Meher Baba’s accident site on Amartithi 2025 just after we received the offer to purchase the property
In addition to developing the accident site, the Heartland Center also provides comfortable accommodations at the Burleson and Morrison Houses for all those visiting Meher Baba’s sacred sites in and around Prague. Both beautifully restored homes are right next to the Prague Regional Memorial Hospital, where Meher Baba and his mandali were treated and recuperated for twelve days. Your loving contribution will also help maintain the Retreat Center and, someday we hope, help us purchase the hospital where Baba and the mandali were treated.
The Burleson House at the Retreat Center
One of the fields on the accident site property
The Prague Regional Memorial Hospital
CREATE A BEQUEST
Another way to ensure the Heartland Center and these sacred sites remain available for future world pilgrimage is to create a bequest. A bequest is a simple and convenient way to leave a portion of your estate to the Heartland Center. We hope you will consider exploring the options provided in this informative, downloadable pamphlet.
Donate by Check
Donations by check may be made out to AMBHC, Inc. and mailed to:
AMBHC, 1319 N. Barta Ave., 7804 NBU, Prague, OK 74864
Federal Tax ID: 38-3652621
For any questions or help with your donation or bequest, including basic information on tax advantaged ways to donate, don’t hesitate to contact: Bing Heckman at bing@bheckman.com.
"Success or failure is not in our hands, we can only do our best to be stewards of this great treasure."